Sentence examples for proved manageable from inspiring English sources

"In retrospect, the crisis proved manageable in Poland," said Ryszard Petru, chief economist at BRE Bank in Warsaw.

And the moderate winds — about 15-20 miles an hour blowing out to left field — proved manageable.

To be sure, there is a cost to screening, housing, and feeding the entrants, but even in Turkey, which has received more Syrian refugees than any other country, this cost has proved manageable.

According to the White House projections, by 2019, net federal debt will be around 70percentt of G.D.P. That's not good, but it's within a range that has historically proved manageable for advanced countries, even those with relatively weak governments.

The most common adverse events included fatigue, skin rash, thrombocytopenia, and neutropenia, which proved manageable with dose-reduction and granulocyte colony stimulating factor (G-CSF) support.

Furthermore, the addition of OXA to a biweekly regimen of RTX and FU/FA proved manageable and active in heavily pretreated patients (Comella et al, 2002).

Still undefeated on the road, games at Columbus, Philadelphia, and San Jose may prove manageable.

And the company's $5.5 billion in write-downs over the last two years have proven manageable given its earnings.

He is banking on the Greek – and Portuguese, Spanish and Italian – debt crisis proving manageable, with uncertainty "gradually fading away".

Even if the impact on the economy proves manageable, the country's negotiators have now condemned the world's most populous nation to jargon-filled number crunching and climate geekery for decades to come.

As long as the markets remain open and the economy continues to gain strength, the $1.4 trillion in corporate debt coming due over the next five years may prove manageable, Emery says.